The Moroccan actress Raouia, Fatima Harrandi of her real name, born in Azemmour, this safe bet of the big Moroccan screen did not deserve, since she managed to make a place for herself at the same time in movies of humor like in dramatic works. Differentiated by his power to camp, but also to succeed different roles. Revealed by the theater, Fatima Harrandi made her first steps in the cinema in the 1990s, thanks to the Moroccan director Mohamed El Abbazi who offers him a role in his film The Treasure of the Atlas. Directors such as Saâd Chraïbi, Jillali Ferhati, Nour-Eddine Lakhmari, or Narjiss Nejjar quickly solicit his talent and dynamism. Fatima Harrandi also distinguished herself internationally, collaborating on numerous films, including Claude Lelouch’s And now Ladies and Gentlemen, Hugues and Sandra Martin’s Djinns, and Xavier Beauvois is The Men and the Gods.